Can gray walls go with teal, cream and warm tones (beige, espresso brown furnishings?)
Want gray living room walls to add color and cool down all the beige and brown I have, but I have pale teal/gray and cream on other walls in an open plan on the main floor. I won't be re-doing the other walls. Can a shade of gray work with this color palette?
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What's Inside Design Ltd. It absolutely can if done properly! Could you please post pictures of the other walls?
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Julie Dvorak i like what you have
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kukabara More pictures--thanks! 
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rawketgrl Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter to the rescue! It is an amazing color that changes with whatever it is paired with. Check it out I think this might just do the trick. I like the colors you have. :D 
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kukabara Some options... Looking at lighter-to-medium shades of gray and greige. (Please excuse my husband's hands!) 
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kukabara Thanks Julie.
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decoenthusiaste Yes it can!
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sapphire189he I think a broken finish (ie faux finish as in ragging, etc) would look great. THen you could tie in a lot of the colors and it would also look quite soft. If you want to really cool things down, why not go stronger in a teal or shade of blue green, like the pictures in the last post. That would look smashing!
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kukabara Thank you all so much for your great suggestions!!
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